New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-10
THE YACHTS TO srArr on SATURDAY,
APP nrsl's RELATIONS TO PLYMOUTH CHURCH
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AIR Brsi's RELATIONS TO PLYMOUTH CHURCH
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE START.
The vostponement OF the starting OF tie ocean yacnt
s seams to have been una, Oidable in virw OF oil the
circumstances and Caldwell II. Colt Is not, rs has
been reported angry because the Coronets owner mas
askd t0r another delay. Mr. Bush Is one Oh .he ioIo
most members of Plymouth Church, was warm
adm,rer and close personal friend OF Mr. Beechef ana
could not tolerate the starn OF The noats win al tno
festivities attending il while two cihrs were preparing
-, inry HE GREAT preacher. Mr.. Beecfer Was several
tnea n quest aboard the steam yacht Falcon when
Mr. Bush owned her. and was ouen eh .ei . -. i
at the laiier's house MI Bnshs VhoI aDd 30
support of Plymouth Church have been hDetai anu ~
two of the annual auction sales OF pews ne was my
highest bidder for the first choice, he Is sun cIe ii
TO his house by facial neuralgia out hopo - ;.mes
enouch by Saturday 10 20 down the bay anu Wi'hess
The tug Valiant, belonging 10 the Bush < Densiow
N,nufacti, mo Company went alongside the Cofonet
az her anchorage oh Tompkinsville early yesterday
morniDg and took Captain Crosby and Tug ioresali
aboad On the trial trip on tuesday was .ou uu
that the toresai as long in the hoist ana IL was
taE an "a Wilson ,rifhths sa lott where Two co.ns
we're taken out by the after leech ana twenty
cut o4 at the hoist 1t was sent back 10 we S IL
nj 53O n m and the sailors began ut once TO bend II
The sailors were kept busy setting up the RIGGING u
shifting ballast The captain Thought .ne noI, d c
set down by her stern she wonI1 steer , t her
cordingy bad considerable BALLAST Union o"' " ~
fore hold and put fai ait. ,, l., r,co.;pc his
Captain CT osby will be assisted IN pnv,Sn' q, ths
,se by Captain J. b. c. Anderson formerly o. ..e
steamships Switzerland and Ohio Captain anderson
Sas Io,Je "a VOYAGES between New-fork ano queens
town and knows the best pain az any u .r
year about "a well any navigator anoat- FROM
is57 TO 1878 he sailed in clipper ships ana since
1874 has been mate and chief officer on ocean steam
sbins plying between this port and Queenstown ahd
Iiyerpoo First Mate Whittier is another good sailor
aboard the Corouet. and something OF wit he was
fixing some stays on the deck yesterday hiternoo
when he asked by guest aboard TIE boat wna'
he abOLt =,
" Oh. I'm getting our new steel hawser ready was
the reply. iii, ;.,-
t. What in the world yon going to do with III ~.
GThat's plain enough" Whittier answered. Al
twenty iathoms long and we got II especially 10 ~"
The I@untless remained at her anchorage of East
Twenty -eig h-st and visited ny number OF
vaehtsnen To-day she will return to Tompklnsvllle
and stay theie until the race Is starred hoord and
stow their cables early Saturday morning III 0raor 70
be ready for a start promptly at O'CLOCK ne ne
eatta Committee of the New ork iaeht SIuo VINO
Head from Pier No 3, East River at noon on the tug
Iuckenbach and will accompany the racers as Iar as
the Sandy Hook Lightshp. Shortly before the hour
for starting the judges boat Will take posuon on .he
line ana give the preparatory signal by lowering the
Climb flag Ten minutes later the nag Will be run up
aud the whistle blown as signal to start
CAPTAIN Colt wrote TO Mr.. Bush last night, IN re-
sponse TO the letter from Captain Crosby stating that
The Coronet would be ready to sail Saturday ne
stated that that day Tor starting tDe race "ou po
satisfactory to han.
Lieutenant Hem, who has been spending the winter
et Indian River Florida, has sent to England 1or ms
ere and expects that they will arrive about Api 10
He will return TO Newly on April D ana WI put
the Galatea in commission abont May i. lie htengs
TO spend the summer IN American waters suu NJ
probaby enter his yacht liz several races during the
Wilson 4 Griffith. the sailmakers, are making
new suit OF sails tor Commodore Canheo steer STOOD
the Priscilla which will be considerably larger thah
those previously carried by her The sloop ltsen Is
now being overhauled tor the season, at Wilmington